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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

IN the last fer years an immense business has
been built up Of embroidery and painting and
transferring on felt for LambreQuins. Covers,
Scarfs, Tides, &c. This season II has reached
its highest point Of excellence and lowest point
In prices. These articles will appear on many a
shoppers list, because they form useful and or
nsmental gifts, and can be bought at moderate
prices. We would like you to see our assort-
ment
Embroidered Felt, with and without fringe and
ornaments, by the yard-you can buy as
little or as much as you want from 4Oc. to IS
yard.
Embroidered and Fringe Plush Lambrequins
dhe same way) at 65c 70 $3.50 yard.
Embroidered Felt Lambrequins, lined, COM
plete, ready TO put up, 81, si.S3, and $3.50;
Two-and-a-half-yard-long scalioped, embrol-
dered Felt Piano-Scarf. $50;
One-yard-square scalloped, embroidered Felt
Table-Coyer. 81;
One-yerd-squa-e fancy fringed Turkish Table
Cover. 6}c.
e-yard-square fringed Raw-snk Tapestry
Table-Cover, sl.50-makes the show Of IS
article-larger sizes up to 81;
Silk Chenille Table and PianO-Covers. one and
a half yards square, se.s5, were s3.50-other
sizes up TO sil
0ne-snd-a- hslf-yari-long Felt Table-Scarf. 69c.
worth 81
One-and-a-quarter-ya embroidered-all-
round Felt Tahle-Scarf, SSc. worth sI.25;
Plush and Velour Table-Covers. sl.S3 70 IS;
The new imported Scrim-and- -TinselC Chalr-Scarfs,
4oc. to $i.25;
Upholstery and Velour Fringes, SC. to 81 q yard
You may have little boy In tho family or out
Of the family on whom you wish TO speRd dol
lar or two. Better than investing that much in
a soon broken toy, let us it him out In an Over.
coat or Suit Your dollars will 90 much further
here than In most stores, aud the better you give
the more it's appreciated. We have Boys over
coats at csc. or sf.si. and there Is probably ten
different kinds between this price and IS. and II
you wish to spend $40 for one come 10 US. and
from Sc to 81 we will give you $40 worth Of coat
Boys All-wool French Corkscrew Suits at $3.50.
and you know they'll cost you nye-dollar bill
anywhere else.
We have prepared for big demand for Plush
Wraps (there always Is around the Xmas season..
and II the correct styles and well-msde goods
st small profit will have any effect on their sales
We win certainly sell great many. Remember.
we hive every grsde--si5 TO $50. Every shspo
Jacket. Cloak, Short Wrap, Newmarket Plenty
Of space and plenty Of people TO show them to
you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

Bisque Figure Ash-Recelver, &c.; larger and
taller at 25 and J0c. and si
6-inch high Bisque Figures at Sc. 4; larger and
finer at 10, -, 5)c.-up TO Elegant and Hand
/ some Figures, in sets and single. at 81 70 $,
being much lower In price than you win see
such fine goods In other places;
Larger and finer and more elegant Glass and
China Vases and Fairy Lamps at SOC. and 81
up TO s5-that you see for double the money
elsewhere;
Such little things as Paint Boxes have received
the cutting prices;
Larger and Nicer Lock-Boxes az l0c. than you
have ever seen, and Complete School Com
panions at &C., with Wooden Boxes at 1Oc..
and IN fine boxes at 25c., and Transparent
States at &C., and much larger sizes at lOc.,
and Desks and States and Paint-Boxes COM
blned at Csc, and Chldren's Knife, Fork, and
Spoon Sets on cards at 25c., with bone handles
AMI In leatherette boxes at 30c;
i5-piece China Tea Sets In boxes at 10c.; extra
large size al 50c., with an immense size for 81
Embroidered Canvas School-Bags at &C., with
larger ones at i0c.
Decorated Pleated Straw Splashers at &c.;
large.slze Decorated Cover Scrap Book at &C.;
Much larger and 0ner onos at 10. Is, and &c. up
70 finer ones In Plush and Leather at SOC.
and ST.
What have we not Ia Albumsi 1t Is for you to
tell u.s.
ISc buys Photograph Album that holds q pho
tographs;
s0c. buys HiGhly-Decorated Album that holds
q Cabinet-sizc photographs;
DOC. buys as large and fine a one as you would
expect 10 pay dollar for;
5Oc. buys Plush and Nickel Cabinetsize Album
that has sold for $i.25;
At Sc. and 81 the Albums are simply elegant;
In other Styles and Designs up TO $5;
Lap Wndng-Tablets with and without Fancy
Paper and Envelopes. We've gotten together
quite an assortment at 25c.
You'd DO surprised 10 see what pretty little
Autograph-AlDum i5c. will buy, and what a
large size and elegant one 25c. will buy.
There Is an aggregation Of Mirrors on this
floor that should certainly mako everybody vain
Think OF q ii-inch-high Paper-Mache-F Frame
Mirror for i0c., or Beyel-Edgc Easel and
Band-Mlrror for Csc. or an sinch-high Beyel- |
Edgel Piush-Frame Standing and Hand |
Mirror for 50c., or i3-inch-high or li-inch- |
square Embossed Plush Frame, Bevel-Edge |
Mirror for 81; Hanging and Folding Triplicatc
Mirrors, 81 70 $40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

| OF the many Improvements We have added IN
the last two months, no department has received
es much more space as the Gentlemen's Fur
nlshing section. 1t has but recently been tho
roughly replenished. and the stock Is what you
might now call complete.
White Suspenders, with Colored Embroidery In
fancy Doxes, 25c. a pair;
Coored silk-Embroidered Initial suspenders In
Fancy Leatherette Box, SEC. each;
| Gentlemen's Fancy Satin and silk scsrfs at iac.
what other people sell for 2oc. at &c. what
people cell for ,5c.. at ssc. What other people
sell for si.e5;
Scarfs Ia fancy boxes at q, 50, and 49,;
Gennemen's Fancy Merino Seamless Half-Hoss,
two pair for s5c.;
GentIemen's regular &c. Hslf-Hose In fancy
colors six pair for 81;
Centlemen's Fast-Color Seamless Solid Half
Hose, 25c. each;
Gentemen's Lisle- Thread Half Hose, SOC. . pair;
Laundered French Percsic snir:s. soc. each.
What's more appropriate for a gift than an I'm
laundered shirtr We can give you Que at Sc;
at &c.,, at ffc, at Soc. at &c.. at 7sc, at $751; aud
atsi.
Either store you enter you must pass under q
mass OF Handkcrchiels arranged In the shape Of
al arch. Stop minute 10 see the price tags on
them. Not satisfied with these decorations, our
largest window Is also glowing mass OF Hand
kcrehiefs. II we take our sales as a basis there
viii be more Handkerchief gifts giseu than any
one other article. But possibly. No seu more
than other stores.
Genilemen's Plain Hemmed. s 70 ssc,:
Gentlemens White ana coiored Hems,ltched, II
10 30c.;
Gen.lemens Cashmere Muoiers, 4,c. 10 81;
Gen,lemen's SILK Mufiers. SOC. tos5:
ladies' Hkmmed cambfic, 9 TO &c.;
ladies' Hemsitched Cambric, s. TO 9.:
Ladies' Hemstiched Pure Linen, loo. tcu;
Ladies' Embroidered Pure Linen l5Ac tos
six Handkerchiefs, DC. 10 S.
II you want the mos; for your money. and n
you want 10 see an assortment is !s TO our place
you must come
The Fur and Knit Goods Counters are % pissd
With goods 81 this writing Il Is impossible Tor -
TO give them an extended notice. but as rsxar6a
every department In tho store % I, 10 here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

There Is one section Of the second-hoor Holidn!
Bazaar at which there is always lingering O
sisht-seers and purchasers. Tis where the
Fancy Boxes Of Plush aud Leather are display
cd. You Will find here
Collar-and-Cuti Boxes for Gentlemen and Hand
kerchief- and Gloye-Boxes for ladies in set'
from SOC. TO s.;
/ Shaving Sets in almost any kind OF case con.
tanning from two to twelve articles, S5c. q
$40; s5c. buys a Brush and Mug in Leather.
ette and Plush Satin-Lined Case that will
cost you S1.2j almost anywhere else;
! Infants Sets in n like yariety-contain Powder
| Box. Comb, Brush, and Ring-as fine and as
cheap as you want thcm;
Dressing Cases, DresslnG-Cases and Work-Box
combined Dressing-Cases, Work-Box aud
Jewel Cases combined, containing from to
25 articles, 81 10 s25;
Manicure Sets show you what a variety Of
prices We can serve you at For 25c. complete
Manicure Set on a satin-fringed card and In q
box, or a complete Manicure Set in a neat
leatherette box for 25c. From this price In
larger and handsomer boxes and cases up to $40.
Smokers sets, containing to articles, including
Pipes, Cigar. Holders, Cisarette-Holaers, To-
DaccO- BONe5-tl 10 -.
Work-Boxes In a hundred aud one different
sizes and prices. suitable for the smallest child
or the most expert seamstress
lOc buys a Work-Box containing scissors, nee-
die case, and other articles; 25c buys a
leatherette box, with nice instruments !;
a and 72c. Plush Work-Boxes, with ivory
Instruments from 81 to $40. as fine boxes as
you want 10 see.
Whisk Broomholders hanging dozens after
dozens wrought OF Brass, Bronze, and Nickle, or
Wood and Plush. 5Oc buys Plush Plaque
Holder with Brass Ornaments and good Brush ;
SOC. buys a Frosted Brass Panel Whisk and
Holder with Brass Handle Brush; 81 buys an
elegant Plush Holder with heavy Bronze orna-
ments and Brass Handle Broom SOC. buys many
a different kind that may cost you 75c In other
siores--from this price TO t2.S0
A sign hung In the flrst archway and painted
thus:
Special Holiday Sale
OF
Gloria and Twilled silk
UMBRELLAS.
See these Attractive Prices,
calls attention 10 the Umbrellas for Gentlemen,
Laeles, aud Misses, which We are making
sacrince of--si.C9 with natural Wood Hsndles'
q. 40 and 81 and So 80 with Gold Tips-from $3.50
70 IS with extra heavy Gold and Silver and
Knotty Wood Handles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

o' aI pc gatherings Of Dolls that this Xmas
"-. - .as brought together, there is not one or
s .a. .t.res thst show such excellent values
moaey as we asc giving. Our advertise
re.'. the diHereui sizes lsst week brought US
ta-.is upon hundreds Of customers, who
rr-s -.rprsed al the surpasaing beauty Of the
i.. rii-N ,hey acknowledged we're Ear suye-
-' d. vha; they expected and what they had
...n n o'hfr places. We have sent telegraph
-.-s, aat this week We are showing moro Dolls
t4u ever. The constant busy appearance Of
rs poll counter attests the fact thu, We must be
ag s5moning eH,Faorsinary to merit such
iaronlge.
-le ,3aneh iali Wax Dolls ~ l9.-some ladies'
declare hey have seen ugllcr dolls az 5oe.;
lte ei~,nrh high Wax Dolls al &c. are said by
'ome isiio- 20 sen in oiher stores at I5c.;
Tho io'neb high Blsguo Dolls at Pc. with indo-
strccitao bodies, are equal 70 tho 800. ones
displays'd IN othor store windows;
We want yaa 70 bee the Sleeping glsquo Dolls a,
Co.,:
shs Dressed BIsg8e Doll. at So. Is inches hleh.
7ho very large ieinch tail Sleeping Bisque Doll
~ Sly. BE- : 70 inches higher and far more
beautiful 'han many 80 Dolls we have
seen:
An lsinch High Indes,ruc,ible Bssue Doh for
$40:
ja'' a. big bargains 10 auer B!sque ard Rubber
Dolls
Ono oi the most striking displays OF entering
ioe e.ofe sIe tho Jewolry Cases, and it's one Of
ihe busiest places, too, for with plenty Of coun-
'er-rooin aud an ogersbundant supply Of every
ming from 5c. Plated Stone CoIlar-Button 10
81 solid Cold Chsin-and with prices that are
spouione hahior whs;such goods generally soll--
ile'o are 10 reasons why i, should not attract
"lespreaf attention.
Never Dre;iies Ia Collars. Rucblngs. Ribbon.
ta1 Neckweer than sny former season. ana It's
az oid saying that whatever is new eau b. fonod
Al Meyers.
nave you seen our Xmas Cards. II not, you
Sslef had. They are going fast, for they are
'sioe a. cheap as at any other store In this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

Clearing OF few tables here aud dozen feet
or yards Of store counter there, and getting lot
Of Holiday Goods consigned that form all that's
LEFT OF an importers stock is not our idea OF
proper service for our trusting and expecting
customers. An entire floor has been turned into
Xmas bazaar. Shelves that weeks ego held
tons Of carpets are now heaped high with these
fancy goods. Counters have been specially built,
and q casual visitor would think from the sub
stautial appearance and perfec; working system
Of this holiday floor that it was permanent fix
tlre with us. But such Is not the case. We have
but six days moro 10 sell out Of these goods COM
pletely. We have done it in former years, and
we intend 20 do IL this. Hence extra low prices
prevail for this week.
There is a counter Of little knick- -knacks made
Of brass and bronze aud wood at prices that you
don't see IN one out Of twenty stores. There
are:
Pretty Brass and Glass Inkstands at 20c.;
Bronze tPuss IN BcOts) lnkstands at 3Oc.:
Elcrsut DoaDle- Wood and Brass Inkstands at
5c.:
Bronze Urn Inkwells al 2Oc.;
Rich Ash. Wood Deskstands at 50;
Bronze Figure Inkstands al Soc:
Large and Heavy Animal aud Bird-Head Bronze
lnkstauds az 60c.:
Large Wood and Brass Smokers Stands at 2Sc.
that mako the show Of a dollar present.
There are Cabinei-size Photograph Brass Easel
Frames at &C.;
Handsome ones at 10 and 49,, and Elegant i3-
inch High Frames at 25c.;
Colored Bronze Ash-Recelvers at i0c.. and larger
and more ornamental ones up TO 59c.;
Small Brass Cuspidor Ash-Roceivers at iOc.;
Hanging aud Standing Brass and Bronze Ash
Receivers and Match.Safes at l0c.;
Finer onos at -, 20, and 25c., up q 81;
There are PLUSH Easel and Brass hatch-safes at
20 and 25c.
Bronze Urns az $50. the large sizes at 50, that
We have seen marked a dollar at other
stores; and in larger and handsomer designs
sts1, e., up 70 So;
Brass and Bronze Call-Bells, suitable for home
aud school use. i5c uptosi;
Elght-inch high Brass Cardlesticks at Soc. pair;
Same In Nickel, with iIrodescent pendants. at |
SIPS pair;
Brass smokers Sets or Walters, si--makes the |
chow for double this price;
Largo Fancy Wood and Nickel Hanging Their !
Inoneters, 2oc.;
Dccoxated Japanese Wood Brackets. &c.;
decorated japanese Bread and Cake Stands and !
Card Receivers. 40 and Soc;
FancifuI Designed Pen-Wipers, Ia iearos and bis |
cults, and i0e.;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

OUR 90 DEPARTMENTS RANGE OVER
SUCH AN EXTENT OF WARES AND
QUALITIES AS WILL ENABLE YOU TO
BUY EVERY GIFT RIGHT UNDER ONE
ROOF, AND WHERE YOU HAVE THE
QUALITY AND PRICE OF EVERYTHING
GUARANTEED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

Between these prices we
are selling warm, strong, and
serviceablc overcoats In dark
colcrcd Chinchillas and dark
gray Beavers. They are by
all odds the best values ever
offered in these parts for the
prices named.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

Overcoats between these
prices are of course, luxu-
rious. You should see them
made from French Pilot and
English Box Cloths, fur lined,
fur cuffs and collars fastens
with "frogs." They are rich
and rare-so rare that there are
but three houses in America
that handle such costly coats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18


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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

WITH 100 EMPLOYEES ON THE PAY
ROLL AND EXTRA DELIVERY WAGONS.
WE HOPE TO SERVE ALL COMERS
FAITHFULLY. NO MATTER HOW BUSY
WE MAY BE, THOUGH A LITTLE PA
THENCE ON YOUR PART WILL GREAT
LY AID US.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

The variety of Overcoats we
offer between these prices is
great indeed, and includes such
excellent and reliable fabrics as
Black, Blue, and Brown Bea-
vers Plain and Mixed GRAY
Heavy Weight Cassimeres
Black Diagonal Cassimeres and
Black and Blue Chinchillas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

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Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
FOURTH EDITION


Judeo Grub Last evnuipa save ~.
csption 70 the bar Of Nsw OAssIl
Comfy and number OF his persopsl
frisnds In this CITY and from Kspi
County. With snme two or thres En-
cspsions. the whole bsr OF Wilr1ington
vss present., and from Kent County.
Oonspicuous were Chief Justice
Come ys, Secretary of State Frederick
w. Ososey, Ex Jadee George P.Eisher,
Benish Watson. John A. Nicbolson,
Jsmos L Woloott, J. Alexander Fulton.
Ezekiel Cooper and q. H. 3. Day.
Governor Stockley was the sole repre-
sentative from 6ussex County. Judge
Grub received his guests in his suit Of
shrse rooms bio occupies in tho Asyard
building.
From 3 10 10 o'clock the time passed
In social conversation, tho "iimhs' OF
tho law dividing on into groups OF four
or i've, esch calling mp come interest
irg rau iniscence Of tho past AT 10
O'Clock Judge Grubb iaformsd his
guests thu, Robert Graves, tho notsd
caterer Of this city, wanted 70 receive
them in another reom- Here . table
was spread In prin ,oiy style. one Of the
chief ornaments being . schooner cut
from . block OF solid Toe with Ytpreesn-
tAliops OF deck hands and the man at
tho Tandder.
Oysters, turkey salad and GraveS
celeb rated tenspin made part Of the
menn, and q large bowl Of fsb.bone]
punch contributed TO the enjoyment Of
the occasion. Hearty congratu lations
for the incoming New Year were ex-
changed, and much happiness WAS
wished Tor Judge Grub.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
Ii THE ChURCH rs.

Swedish N. 4. Mission. Preaching AZ
1913, a. N and 7.ss p. IN. by the Kew. x. X.
HArtwig, pastor.
st. James A. u. Chapel. Sixteenth and
Claymout streets, Rev. U. II Walker, pastor.
PIescni,g 81 1880 a. IN. and 20 and 7.3o
p. m.
MT Salem M. 4. Church, tho Rev. X. o..
Jones, pastor. Communion Service At 10 90
a. m. Preaching by The pastor At 1880 y. IN.
Prayer meeting At y p. M.
kaforined Epilcopal Ihurch OF TIE Cove.
nsnt, Rev. Charles II. Tucker, pastor. will
preach at 1890 .. N. and address gospel
meeting at p. m.
$50 O. m; second mass and sermon. 10 ~ q.
IN. Pastors catechism ana instructioas,
y. IN. Vesper and sermon, 7.3s p. IN.
New Jerusalem Church. tho Rev. :. n
Par1nslee, pastor. Sunday, January Z, 10 ~
seventh Day or Gen. IL sunday scnool Al
ais .. N.
A. u. M. +. church, French street, between
Eightn sno Ninth. Rev. Il h.Onippey pastor
Preaching at 1879 o. m. and 7.a0 p. M.
Sacnmental discourse at night. sabbath
school at Up. m.
Hanover Presbyterian Church. Preaching
SABBATH morning AND evening by tho pattor
hev. Lafayette Marks. u. ID. Subjec, "a
New Years Inquiry" All arc cordially In
vitsd.
Union Gospel City Mission, y. +. corncl
Fourth and Jefferson streets. Services al
10 30 o. IN. ExperisBce meeting at 3 y. IN
Revival services At 7.eo p. IN. Services ever
night At 100. Come one, come all, and roe
cue the pefishinR.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

Berna ard Haughey, who was fined 81
ana costs In the city court yesterday for
being drunk and disorderly, was back
again this morning charged with d trunk.
enness. As he promised TO do better In
the futnre he was commiitod to The
cells until tomorrow 10 give him time
20 get sobered up. The only other case
Defore the court was that Of Harry
Parkinson, who was a5judged guilty. OF
being drunk and disordsrly and fined
" and costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
msv Ysas-s psv.

The new year w2a ashesed q b ~
sipsipe Of bslIs, and the bioWing Of In
sumersble Whales, bat shers We very
little airing o. guns o. psst0le Aud 3
notice able abssrcs Of the dvunkeaueas
aud disorder on the streets which have
FREQ uentiy dtasraced Nsw Yeas'e Eve
In other yeAra. A number OF she Meth.
odist Churches held watch meetings
last night. which wsss fairly veil 81,
tended. AZ today 10 . legal holiday.
both State sud Nationk. I'll public bust.
ness IL suspended. The postofios Vas
open uutil . o'clock and the casrisrS
IN ode one delivery. The olices u The
Court House and tho banks arc closed.
and the mon u the ratiroad and some
other shops Are NOT ct work.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
Abont senator Caonar-

The Philadelphia Times says; sena.
tor Cooper comes up from Media nearly
every DAY. He takes his dinner at the
Continental and stays around looking
for politicians from tina interior. The
residents of quiet little Media 20 TO bed
early. There Is very little Midnight oil
burned there, bat long after the lights
are cut there can be seen glare comin q
rom The windows OF Senator Cooper a
study, and while no sound can be hear /
on the crisp midnight air save the
shrilI shrek Of freia ht-eDg CINE whistle.
Senator Cooper sits aud writes tdito,
rails for bis paper. he is astir earJy
and looks az fresh as his neig hb ors who
20 70 bed with the chickelA
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
Injured by y Sled.

while Warren Thompson, . young
man em ployed nj veasey's drug store,
Eighth and Monroe streets, was en-
gagged In sprinkling salt on the pave.
ment yesterday, he vas run into BY !
sfed on which Was boy named Edware
Baird, aud Knocked dove. He vas
picked up in M unconscious condition
aud taken In the store. where he was
attended by DR.. Maui. He received .
bad cash on the back OF his head ard
altl ouah be 10 seriously injured, ne u
doing 80 well 10 day ~ can be- OF pectef
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
Col. Bolton Oonis''e

Colonel w. II. Bolton,
tendent OF Second Glass No.
the poo tofics at Chicago -
Gently Indicted for emb, ll@
IN Friday taken before ) u's N
and pleaded guilty to ~
ti2, GOO from the Govern nd
couns sci spoke Of Colonel Pal "a
orable war record and the ,'.,r
had turned over all his prop,,,s,
Government, equal to abS DOL. q |.
II the EN- btzzlement. 4p'
fefIod sentenco.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
Religious.

The Heavenly Recruits. Thirtsenth
and French STIR cts, viii have = pray or
service NJ o 30 and preaching At 10 30 ..
m Sunday school ut 2 and halielujAh
love feast at 3 30 y. m; salvation meet
ing at 2 30. The watch meeting was
one OF remarkable interest, com meme ing
1t 8 y. m. and continuing until o q. M.
when the congregation dispersed anc
al felt greatly benefited. One was
converted NJ 3 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
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ConilAcal1on Of alasin

Notwithstanding tho warning sivsr
by the Mayor week or Two ego. there
are siill . number Of boys who persist
In sledding on the sidewalks, sud q
the Mayer does not wish 70 lock boy
up, even for an honr for m offer 10 Of
this kind, he has ordered the officers u
conhscatc their slede, and the conse.
quencs 10 that ono Of tho apartments o,
police station commcncos 70 look like 9
toy store. These sleds will probably b
re'ainsd until the weather 10 OF such q
nature that there will be no danger oil
any more shedding.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
Amussmsn,s At the Acas>

A lair sized audience VA 4
the Academy Of Music laa
witness Arizona Joe IN Aas
.ional drama entitled "B.stli
10 which be INTRODUCES al
mustang ponies and educsl
There 10 . number OF thn.i1
and incidents In this drama [
coma Joe does some eIce...il
with the rife and revolvs \
given for tho last time Aal
and those who are fond OK . 7
~ith excitement should b 4
tend.
Next Wed nesdsy p.shi !
New York success entitled
Tramp, or the Maniac MON
commen 90 . season OF four nii
the accomplished emJ;ioal
Nine. Melville, ard her 700
the only living boy comets
leading roles. As the sins
DO but 10 and 20 cents, OF ,
reserved seats, crowded hoas
expected every nisht.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
New Station for Linwooa.

A petition Is being circulated amopR
residents OF Linwood In which the
court Is to be asked to have road run.
ming from Market or Village Green
road to the club house or Hughes road
close TO and parallel with the Phi!ade .
phia, Wilmington and baltimore Rail.
ROAD, vacated In order TO permit the
railroad company to build a fine new
station at Linwood on The river side Of
the track. Ii this is done the com papy
agrees to make new road abou. els hts
fee. further back,